Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-03-14

Geo. A. Ball has gone to New
York for medical treatment.
The Dramatic Club is to give an
entertainment, consisting of songs,
Rotations, ''The Last Loaf" and a
farce, to conclude with a promenade
concert. Here our informer stops,
not giving time or place -EDIToR.
The sing here, of March s and 8,
was a grand success in every particu-
lar. The weather was delightful, and
the rehearsals were fully attended
from the very beginning. The prom
enade proved to be a very pleasant
feature of the entertainment, and was
much enjoyed by both old and young.
The music was excellent by the fol-
lowing musicians Reginald L. Hid
den, j. Z. Chamberlin, violins; 5.
+. Chamberlin, cello; E. +. Rowell
George r. Beede and George
Russell. horns Prof. White and Car
RE Allen took turns at the organ.
The concert Wednesday evening was
we'll received and much enjoyed by
the citizens, who have been fully
alive to its interests from the very be-
ginning. Thanks were extended to
musicians and singers that had come
from neighboring towns to help ;
also to Mr.. Hayden for the use of his
piano. At the close the citizens pass
ed the following resolution
ResOIced. That when we adjourn
we adjourn to meet at Albany for
the next sing.
South Albany.
Fourth quarterly meeting of So.
Albany church March 26, p.
Burton T.HntIin=.
The W. c. I. L. meets at r. G.
Smiths next Wednesday at p. m.
The Thespians' entertainment drew
a good house, and gave excellent sat
isfaction.
Three new corners have put in an
appearance in this village during this
month: a girl at Lyons; a boy at
c. 5. Gibbs; a girl at E. D. Stat
ford's.
DIR. Branch's lecture is praised by
all who heard it. The G. A. r. Post
receipts Melted about S13 at their en-
tertainment last Tuesday eve. Five
new comrades were mustered in.
Jennie Webster is in very i'll health ;
PERCY Cowles is better; Rev. W. l.
Todd is seriously considering the adj
visibility of going West for the i'm
provement of the health of his young
est son.
Bro NVinn2tOn-
Geo. Robinson is very sick.
Louis Bennett and family move to
Canada.
Mrs. J. A. Gibson has let his farm
to Ira Day.
Mr.. Loveland has moved into the
Alden house.
Prayer meeting at f. a. Robin
sons next Thursday evening.
James Wyman is home from n. Y ;
Fred Virgins goes to Derby to work
for Freeman Blake.
They tell of a man in this town
who recently beat his wife over the
head with a clothes basket.
Mrs. Crandall has hired Geo.
Cummings to work for her on the
farm the coming year.
Everett Burrows has moved in with
his father, 5. Burrows, and ID. T.
Colley has moved into Ed. Dudley's
house.
The names of scholars in Dist. No.
= having no tardy marks, and re-
ceiving prizes, are Allen Hodgkins,
Fred Adams, Homer Crandall, Hazen
Colley and George Virgins.
Mr.. Nathaniel Collev was taken
suddenly i'll last Wednesday after
noon and died the same evening. Mr..
Colley has been subject to attacks of
heart disease, and his sudden death
is attributed to this cause.
Ovenrr-y.
Mrs. Gertie (Gray) Bennett is in
town; William, youngest son of Hub
bard Gray, is at home in poor state
of health.
Quarterly meeting as NJ. E. church
yesterday, Rev. Mr.. Christie of Shelf
field preaching a powerful sermon
from Romans, 81.
Charleston
The following is the report of the
adorned town meeting held Mar. 18th !:
Moderator, f. o. Bennett; clerk,
j. 5. Underhill selectmen, f. j..
Bruce, Edward BLY,, Samuel Winslow !;
treasurer, J. S. Underhill ; overseer
of the poor, ]. ID. Miles; constable
and collector, L. W. Stevens listers !;
j. $. Sweeney, Lewis Shedd, j. O..
Parlin auditors, c. d. Worthen,
Myron Buck, F. S. Cobleigh; town
grand jurors, S. A. Winslow, c. H.
Chase town agent, E. o. BENEFIT :;
school superintendent, Z. j. Wheeler :;
town system for school, yes 81; no
135.
east Charleston
A. J. Lang is losing some of his
horses.
The snow has driven the lumber
men out of the woods.